Newport High School - Accolade Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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Library and Media areas side by side Beep! Beep! Beep! You or someone around you has a book that has iust set off the electronic book detector and the exit gate has been locked. Since the library has had the book detector the librarians have not had as maior a problem with missing books as they have had ex- perienced in the past. When the remodeled library first opened the shelves were arranged in a sun burst, which was creative, but it made it difficult to find a book. When the students returned to school after the summer of '76 the shelves were arranged in horizontal rows, which makes it easier to find a book. According to Ms. Fran Apetz, librarian, new materials are coming in constantly. Old magazines were given to the school by vari- ous people ofthe community. Different kinds of books, including plea- sure and reference works, were also arriving all the time. At all times there were librarians to help students with any questions they might have had about the library or how to use it. According to Ms. Virginia Peterson, We have the best Media Center in the district. Students may enioy the special privilege of viewing different shows on video tape in the Media Center or by closed circuit TV during lunches in the Student Commons. l. Caught smiling after watching a movie that ended happily, is Ms. Virginia Peterson. 2. Ms. June Wehrwein is straightening some books after students have iust milled through them. 3. ln a helptut spirit, Ms. Fran Apetz assists someone with their work. 4. Ms. Marnie Annin is snickering as we snuck up an her and snapped a picture. Mark Phibbs David Proehl James Qulckstad Laura Rands Jeff Renkart Bill Ranniger Pete Rauch -of Chuck Rebbe Kathryn Reese Cheryl Relble Jill Rerucha 'I Renee Reuter 39

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Drama Speech is a creative outlet Have you ever wanted to see your name up in lights? Do you lack the confidence needed to get up and speak in front of people? Then the Speech!Drama Department is the place for you. The goal of the basic speech class was to give students the confidence to be comfortable enough to speak in front of a group of people. Mr. Bill Eyman said, Hopefully, students will gain confidence to get up and express themselves in a pressured situation. ln addition to this basic course, the department offered a Speech ll class during second semester. This advanced class was designed to let students pursue their interests in public speaking on a non-competitive level. In the area of Theater Arts the department offered a beginning acting class, which taught basic acting techniques, and an advanced acting class, for students choosing to pursue their interests in this area. An- other popular class was the Theatre Productions, or Tech class, which constructed all necessary sets for dramatic productions at school. Another vital part of the Speech!Drama Department was the debate ond competitive speech program. Dealing with people and learning what they are all about was one of the main goals of this relaxed and informal department, l. Mr. Bill Eyman appers to be amused as one of his acting students performs for the first time. I , 2. Mr. John Scannell is pleased by the innovative speeches presented by students in his beginning speech class. Chns Ridlmg Liz Robinson 1 N L., Page Robinson Matt Rockcostle Stefanie Rockcastle Bnan Rodriguez 'nk X 40 Greg Rogan John Rogers Lori Rogers Stephen Roller Ronald Romanick Susanna Rombeek Carrie Roose Richard Rosaaen Sue Rose Edward Rosmarin Sue Rumley Laurie Rumpakis Charles Russell Lynn Sage Kyomi Sato Darrell Scattergood . .5 -i l I I . KN it is 5 ph . 5 ,Q f x th -it - E K s M TL at nb, K vi V 'T L .. Q i l' w it X , X Ph f s 5 151 vt ' .t f 1 ' J -- if ill- I W f up t R F k f TS ik X lg' J A s gym 1? ! Ti lt Ti it .. fx -wax. Y xQ X if :Q l 't' if i h 'S' that . u 1 K'